6 THE OMATTA DAILY BEE ; TUESDAY , JUNE 7 , 1892.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Everything and Nearly Everybody Was
Against Wheat Yesterday ,
CORN WAS WEAK FROM THE START
Weakening rnrtors Wrre tlio I'nunco of
tlin llntch llllli llcttcr Weather , Heavy
IXInmtcil Itccclpt * for Tomorrow
Anil 1'ico Selling by loni : " .
GlllCAOolll.JiinoC.-Evcrytlilng nnd nearly
everybody was against wliont toJny , ' uftil tlio
result wns a very considerable decrease In
value. At tlio opening , butler weather In tlio
Bouthwost ciitnoil u weakness. I'rlCt-s started
ut Saturday's closing figures to "jo " lower , nntt
il'cllnod * ic. Tlioti tlio rctn.rtH rocotvod from
tlio winter wheat country to tlio oltoct that
the urlKlitwiirni woathur on tlio rnln soaked
iiclaHWns enuring nut In tlio grain. This
caused free buying ui Tfliic. Ilio top. However -
over , tlio fact that tlio llntch nutl-oatlon bill
Inid passed tlio homo by a Inigo majority ,
which wns une.xiiectud , cutmod u rush to Kelt ,
which en I r led pi ices down ISe. l.ntor consid
eration , nnuavur. I I'd to a liollcf that tlio bill
would bodnfoutcd In tlio Rt'iialo and thurowiis
nr.illyof Uo. Klictuiitloiis | thoro.ifler wore
narrow and the clove WIIR uasy nt Uc decline.
Corn wns wn.ik from tlio mart nud cloioa
nunr tlio bottom. Tlin weakening factors
were the juiMaKO of the Hatch bill , Ihn bottur
weather , heavy cttlinatL-d receipts for tomor-
rtiw , tlin unexpectedly Inrju rccuiptN and frco
Foiling by loiiKS. The eln o klinwi a lo s of
froinsr.u In 44'c ; for the viir.ous futuios , tbo
nearby inoilthfi Hiiirerlni nunt ,
o.its ate oir friiin I'ij' to ISC.
1'ork li down from laHotn l.'io.
l.nrd Isuiichan ed to c lower and ribs nro
Cc olT.
Tne In.idlnK futures ran : a I as follows ;
AI1TICI.M.
WHEAT No. J
JllllU , , * .
July K > U w.t B1J4
Aimiirt . tMS E4
rwiKU. . s
.lunc MH
Jtilr Wl4 ! >
bClt | SJ <
OATH KO. 2-
,1II110 84
.luly MM
AllKllM s : 32
Mr.s-H I'oltK
.luly in . < > 10 to i37 10 M
10 ( , ; ! ice
July , ess r T > r. .i7M
topt , cio c w o w
FllonT llllis
July , S2K nsyw 0 30
ricpt. , era
Cabli ( ( untatlons were as follows :
I'l.uun-Unclian.-ed ; winter pitonts , tt.yft ( >
4.40 : winter straights , ji.c. : ) . < BI.'i ; spring pat-
cnlR.M.I.MQ4.4.i ; ppring straights. ? J.iOA4.fiu.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring ' 8IKo ; No. 3 spring , BOc :
No. 2 red. RSo.
O i steady ; No. 2 , Bio ; No. 3 yellow , 52 < 9
OATS-NO. ' . ' . : iie : No. 2 wlilto ,
No. : i white. JiSMfflMSJc.
live No. 2 , 7Sc- .
lUlll.KT No. 2 , C03C2o ; No. 3 , 43.356C ! No , 4 ,
< 6 < 3)0c.
FI.A.X SEEII No. 1 , II.02J4.
TIMOTIIV SEED I'rltno. SI.2Cil.n3.
I'oitK Mess , iierbbl. . Slo.waiO.CTK ; lard , per
100 Iba , Jil.IlO ; short Him slues ( loose ) , J0.27O
dry salted Bhouldcrs ( boxed ) , un-
.
ICocclpts and shipments today were us fol
lows :
Now York Mitrkctfl.
New YOIIK , Juno ft Fr.ouii Ilccclpts. 15,700
pkss. ; oxporta , DM bbls. , 3.WI Kiiuka j market
notlve. closing weak ; sules , IIJ.WJO bbls ,
COIIN UlEAi. Quiet.
WIIKAT Kocofpts. CC1.550 bu. ; exports. ai8,700
bu. : snlci , 4OS'ooobu. or futures : lO.UOi ) spot.
Bnot trrcsnlur. closing lower ; No. 2 rod , tw ? o
ulloiit : U7 c1.0) ) f. o. l ) . ; ungraded
red , & 4UcSl.COM : No. 1 nortliorn , OlS < a Jo ;
No. 1 hard. OJa 7io : No. 2 northurn , 8014 ®
B74o ? : No.OJaiil8e ( ! ; No. 2 MlUatikoe. MXo ;
No. 3 sprlny , SjJiJtsi' c. Options weaker : No.
2 rod , Juno , UOyaOIJii- , closing at OOJio ; July ,
Dlf ® OIo ! , olosltiK at flljiic ; AiiL-nbt. vSQsUMc.
closlnc atomic ; SeptoniborftJ.'iO93Jic , oloslnz
at 03)io. )
JvVE Stronger ; western , SSSJc.
Htocks of grain In store and afloat Juno C :
AVhoat. SGOO,4tM : corn , aiZ.CK.1 : : oats , 420,51i : rye ,
BJ.WU ; barley , S.5CO ! mall , 50,2 ' 3 ; peas. 03,107.
iUur.EV Qulot.
C'oitN-ltecelpts. 51.400 bn.j exports , 49.803
bu. ; sales. 2.210,000 bu. of futures and 149,000 bu.
of scot. Hpot market heavy , lower : No. 2 , 681&
COKe In elevator nnd COXSOUJo ulloat : unznuled
, .
, 2J.275 bu. ; exports. SI.OKJbu , :
Bales , 22. > ,030 bu , of futures and 01,000 bu. o !
spot. Spot opened stronsnr. closed easier ,
qulot. Options dill : June , : > 7'J385c ! , closliiK
nt.'l7)ic ) : July. : i7CW,1c ! , closlnir nto7V4u ; Au-
Btist , y7i8c. ; eloslni ; ut y"o : No. 2 spot whlio ,
< 444ye : mixed western , aoaMc ; white west
ern , 4)IOo. )
HAY Qulot ; shipping , l".CO7.50 ; good to
llot'S Steady ; stnto , common to choice , 22 ®
C5q ; I'ucillo coast , 23u % < < ! .
BuOAH-Haw. IIrm ; rollncd active , firm.
MotAHSfcH Dull ; Now Orleans , ( inlet , steady.
KICK Moderately active , Ilrni ; domestic , f.ilr
to oxtni , 4fi(3fic ( : Japan. 5J ! T > Jic. '
I'KTiioi.EiiM-Stoady und ( inlet ; United
closud utftl.'ic ( or July.
COTTONSEED On , Firm nnd quiet : crude ,
20jc ! ; yellow. 3IH32o.
TALLOW Dull and easy ; olty , 4l4oforpkgs.
Itost.N btoidy but dull : strained , common
to good , Jl.iVToi.i7 : ; ! < .
Tuni'ENTiNE Quiet and easier utO9Jio.
Koos Firm , fair demand ; poor to prlmo ,
ICXftlUMo ; rccoltf | , 0.102 pltfs.
lIlDES Qutut and steady ; wet salted Nnw
Orleans selected , 45 to 73 lus. , G4tSe ; TUXUB su-
lected , CO to 00 11)3. , Ki.Sc.
roitic Steady ; old jncss , J0.7&UI0.50 ; now
lncss.Jll.03 ; uxtra prlmo , J10.50fflll.00.
CUT MUATS Firmer ; short clour , S7.157.20.
LAIIII Luslor ; western steam closed at { 0.05 ;
sales , 25J tierces ; olty , M.OU : option no
sales : July , Jfl. li August , $100 ; Sepmber , { 0.70
HUTTEii Fulr demand , firmer ; western , 12 < a
Ko ; western cruiiinory. injl7Jc : { ; western
factory , lCIilto ; IClgln , 17ie. !
Cnr.r.sr.-yniot , weak ; purl skims , 3 < a7o.
I'm IitON-Kluady ; American. SI4.72.
Oinuliii I'rodituo Alurliot.
HIDES , . ETC.-NO , 1 croon lildos , 3i No. 1
. , _ _ , , _ . . . . . .
- - „ - - „ u.ululJ4UI > t U\J l ll. M
voalcal. H to In Ibs. , < o : No , I dry Hint lilOos.
7c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides. Jo ; No. 1 dry milted
I'lnes. ftQOo ; Shuop polts-Orcon salted , each.
Mftll.W ; urson suited HlioarlltiKH ( short
ijoolcd early wUlnsl. each , 1523o : dry shcur-
llnKH thhortooicd early hlcins ) No , 1 , ouch ,
Millie ; dry siio.ir.lnKs ( short wooled early
Bklns ) . No , B. uaoh , to ; dry Hint Kansas and
Nebraska butuhur wool puiu , per Hi. , actual
wclcht. If&H'.Se : dry flint Kansas and Nebras
ka murriiln wool uolta. porlb. . actual wulcht ,
Kfo Sej dry Hint Colorado liutohor wool polls.
per Ib. , noimil wulsht , l ai2Ho ; dry Hint Colorado
rado iiiurriiln wool polls , per in. , actual \vel ht ,
[ Miootilry iilovfH unil bucks , iictual wolwht.
lii'Jo. Tiillnw and KID IBO Tallow , No. 1. aiiCS
lo ; tallow. No. . ' .aU'JUc : sroaso. whlto A. 4o ;
gruavf. whlto 11 , a > ic ; urcim ? . yellow. : ii-j
Bruusc. dark. Sic : old butter. ' 'Hi ; ; L-ouswax ,
prln i- , l Q.orouili ; tnlluvr. HJ4fl e.
8 Onhfoinlu Itlverulde oranges , 8J.50 ;
Washington imvuiB. Jl.50 ; fair to oholeu lem
ons. JJ.MOt4.nij fuiieyieinoim. H.M ) ; biiniiiuis.
united , tiOl ® M ; [ , ' | oi-di | : tomatoes , J4.U Ci
4.M pcrcr.ituof six baskets ; plnoapp.es , f2.5J
per dor.
Vr.o.r.TAm.is-Onllfornln oubb.ige. 2 o per
Ib. In crates ; ho no gruwn lettuce , : uffl
< 0u per di z. ; Routhorn onions. J3.WI
lier bbl.i Hcrmuila boxes , ti''l : Nebraska
iifiiil iiltked Siciim. Sl.B' s.Mia : medium , KI.WI ®
l.lnii Coorudo and uustarn Nubrusku tiotu-
tovs. fvj&noo ; uatlvu i > itntou' , 4 Kane ; Lli.m
DCIIIIII , 4aiprlU.ni | : > liinuli , * ( .5 tl.OU per blil.t
rnd nhcii. 5 < ai c ; pleiitiint.2opurlb. ; now Cal
if ornla pntuiooH , si4 ? iic per Ib. ; cucumbote ,
ll.W per dor.
I'lifi.Tiiv Oid fowls. $1 Ouftl.no per doz. or
fQto | per Ib. , llvu weight ; good hprlngn , 12.50 ®
HUTTKII I'aeMng wtook. 87fc ; good crudes
' "v"
luliablo furiotili tradu.
KIIII : I city MtirlicU.
KANfAaCjTV. Mo. , JunoO. WHEAT Lower
No. ' . ' hard. 7 at < o : No , „ rod , KM&te.
Oiiits-Lowor ; No. 2 mut-u , JlaiJoi No. 3
wliliu. 4'M '
OATS \\'CUK ; No 8 mixed , I2ic ! ; No. a white
Sir.
Sir.HI'TTKU
HI'TTKU Vrlllo lower.
KddsUnch inucil ut 12ic. !
lUCBll'18-Whfut. N5.4.U bu.i corn , 55aX )
Du.t ttU , U.OOU bu.
Wllll'MESTii-Whoat , fi-.OOO bu.t corn , 38,000
bu.l
HI. l.uuln Jlurketn.
BT. I.OUIK , Mo. , Juno 0.-I'LOUU-I''lrni am
luleU
\YilKAT-Uusettlod and wank ; clotluE. No 2
rid , cnnh , fiTc ! June. R.M'i\ notnln.il : Julyfi4 > { o
bid ! AllKlKt. Sl'li-lildj December. M1UO.
Coitn UpnrC4 od iin I weak ; cioslnic. Na 2
mixed , cnsli , 4u > i < 3 > lic { ; Juno. 4 Go nskod ;
July , lilUfM'i V : September. 4aic ! unkod.
OATS l oprc scil mid lonf r ; NO , 2 C.lsh , 3'JJ
nsUtd : July , : r."i : 'ic nskod ,
ItTF.-NollllUK ( tOlllit.
IIAIII.EV Nothlnz dolnz.
UMAX Lower und weak ; unst side sacked ,
ClitK-'c.
lUV-Iilalior : timothy , tll.753tUO. (
KI.AX SEKII Lower.
I.KAIi I/owor nnd neak nt
COIIN Mi.u , I'lrtn nt
lltON ClITTON TlRS tl.ir l.M.
WtiisKV Stonily utfl.n.
I'novisioN' " Kiislor ; pork , slnndarl moss.
JobuleiR , * IO.OOforod ! | JI1.2J for now.
ljum-KJi : , < 3n.2t.
llAcoN-Hltouldors , M.OO ! lonRs nnd ribs ,
(7 12Ht".2.'V.
HIIV SALT MEATS Iont | ) and ribs. M.fi ) ;
hort . M.7."ij boxed I5a hlKhcr.
llccntPTA-Kloiir.A.ucoliM.t . 18,000 bu. :
orn. l2-.0i)0 ) bu. : o.tts. 2.OJJ ? bu. ; rye , none :
bnrloy , none , . .
SHIPMENTS Flour. 7.0J1 lls.t : wliont , O.OOJ bu , :
orn. ; i\OOJ bu.i o.its , IO.OJO bu. : ryu , nonoi
bnrlcy , none. _ _ _ _ _ _
HrltUli llrnln Truilr llnvlciv.
I.oxnnM. Jiiitoa Tbo Mark I.tino Express.
n Iti w < cktv mvlow of the llrltlsli israin tradp ,
ays : Tholiuy iind outs crops tbroaton to bo
very ihort. but the n-ixt saxon weeks nmy
irln ' tlin ylold of wheat and bnrloy nearly up
o the nvence. Exbcctatlons of full crotn ,
iitvo , however , been abandoned. The de-
Ivcrics ol ulient during tlin nnst month were
innxppotcdly hoavv , iivcrnclnit nearly 200itiJ )
in.irlcrs a wcuk. I'oralttn wheats were do-
irc"scd iind Irivo doullncd Is at
lull. At Liverpool California wheats
anil American re I winter at Manchester uro
toauy , The downward limit of American
iro.luco si-cms to buvo been touched , Amur-
cii practically controls tbo trado. India Is
hipping 20 iiKiUiunrlor.s weekly , which iHftO-
. < 0 ( ( darters below Juno. IHI' , when prices
.niKod iniifh lilKhur. the cjr.ot : : lions then
bchm 40s per iiuurlor , iiKulnit ir.'tuor ( juartur
low. Tbo iccunl nalcs of Hour have been at
ixtromnly low rules. Tbo HiirliiK ijr.iln trade
s utisuttful. Itcnns , peas ami Itnscod buvo de-
linud OJ , Corn lias advanced 'Jti ,
CollVn .Mni'ltet.
Nnw YOIIK. Juno U. Options opened steady
and nncliiuued to n polnls olT and closed
lately slundy and uuclianvml lo 5 points up.
ales. 2l.noo bajrs , Includlnir June. H2.2oai2.iO :
uly. 81I.IX ) : Southern. ! UM : Uoccmbor , ? I2.UJ
ff81.O.X Spot Hio quiet and stoudy ; No. 6 ,
iiinai5.iitt :
HIO.IANIMIIO. .Inno C First ordinary , 11,25)
els iior Id kilos : peed second , 10.700 ruK
locufpts during the wool * , no.tiO ) bass ; tiur-
hnsos for thi ) United States. rV'UO bass ; ship-
lenUto tlio United Status , 6T.UOJ bugs ; HtocK ,
2-.W)0 ) ba s.
SINTOS , Juno 0 Oood nvurnRO 11 , IM lols
) cr 10 kilos. Ituci'lnis dtirliutlio wank , 42,0 0
nips ; purchases for the United Plates. 15.010
nips : sliliimcnlH to tlio United States , B5,00t )
bays ; Htocli , 2JU.UOO bnps.
Dlliiiioiip.illsVbeut MurUct.
MINNCAPOMB. Minn. . Juno 0. Tlio Hatch
tills' passuso caused a break of I cent tn who it
rom Saturday. July ppeni'd nt ffiUc , MO
own from Saturday nliht. It. hold steady
or an hour and n half and then broke down
ob2c. The close was 82o , Kocolpts of wheat
icro were CIS cars , aim at Duluth and Supor-
orlTI. Close : Juno , . SI'/Sc ; July , opening 821ic ;
ilKhcst , R'lc ; lowest , S.'o. oloslnu at ti'Jci Sop
otbo r. oncnliiR at 8Jo ; highest , SJUc ; lowest ,
? 4C , ciosliu nt 7 ! ) . c : December closing at
Mic. On tracli : No. I linrd,81 > ( c ; No. 1 nortb-
rn , 82J.ic ; No. 2 nortliorn , 78@SOc.
I'cnrlu drain Miirltot.
I'EoniA , IH. , Juno 0. COIIN Active : No. 2 ,
Ic : No. ; i , 5lc.
OATS-Aotlvo ; No , S white , 3533 ! o : No. 3
KVE Nominal.
Cottnn Alurket.
NBW Oni.EANB , La. , June 0. Qulot :
mlddllnz , 74c ! : low middling , 7o ; good
ordinary , 04c ! : net receipts , 101 bales ; cros ?
receipts , : ' , lb'J bales ; sales none ; stock 140,101 ,
Trudurs' Talk.
CIIICAOO , 111. . .Tune fl.-Counsoln.an k D iv
o Cod ; roll llros. : The grain markets opened
oxcltod on Improved weather : but thu dlsposl-
lon to buy on breaks iniido n lirm nndurtono
o tbo market and oatmoil n ( | Uluk up-turn In
wheat or. reports of dunuiu'o to tlio growing
rep l y rust und smut. The visible supply
tutomunt lent iiddltlonal strength to prices.
'ho report that the Hatch bill w.is bo
ng discussed lu the House caused
ho markets to stagger , nnd they
went to plccas toward the close ,
vhor. Washington dlsuatches s ild that tbo
illl had boon passed by a vote of 103 to 48.
'revisions opened wcalc on account ot the
cry largo rocolpts of hogs nnd doe'lnod
urtlicr In sympathy with tlio weakness tn
rain. Everything closed almost at the bot-
om figures and traders uro disposed to cur-
all operations until moro full receipts from
Vnshlngton uro received ,
CHICAGO. III. , JunoO. K G. Logan & Co. . to
) uncan. Holllnger & Co. : The wheat tnnruot
ins boon rather nnlot , July opened nt SOc ,
old up to 80Uo and closed at84io. ? The crop
reports from the winter wheat belt uro nn-
avorablo. rust nnd rank growth. The crop Is
undoubtedly latonud ourvlslblosupply Is not
excessive , seeing we have a good six weeks to
; o before now whout comes to market. Wo
lollovo Itsnfo to buy on all weak spots. It
s still a wcathor market and may soil
iff a Ilttlo on sunshine. Corn has been weak.
Vo have loaned for this with line weather ,
mt fiom all wo can learn of tlio growing crops
nnd the planting unfinished the outlook Is
ioor. It may soli oir a little moro ; In any case
t Is Hufa to buy and keep. The business In pio-
vlslons Is light. Considerable realizing caused
omo weakness.
CHICAGO , HI. , Juno G , KennoU. Hopkins &
Co. to fc. A. MuWhorter : Whontsold oir early
on weather , but rallied sharply on reports of
us' In southern Illinois. Missouri and Knn-
11 s After easing oil on realizing sales the
uarkot started up on posting of the visible sup
ply and looked like going considerably higher
vfien thonows ciimo that the Hutch bill had
boon taken up by the liouso. This caused a
sharp break with boiling all over thu pit.
Jorn nnd oats were more Immediately u ( Tooted
iy thu bettor weather und have been weak all
lay , with Indications of going lower still If
the wcatlior continues favorable. 1'royislons
ouoncd weak In consequence of largo hog re
ceipts and continued HO all day.
Iloxtun Stock -Alurket.
I1OSTON , Mass. , Jtino a The following
wore the closing prices on stocks on the Bos
ton stock market tod'iy :
Atcn. A , Topeltft ill Wls.Con.com 16U
Iloston A Albany. . . 207 Alloucz.M. C. ( new ) . 100
llOBlon .VSlnlno. . . . 17S Atlantic 10
C. II. .to , \ < S14 Ilostou A Mont UU
Knstcrnll. 11. Cs 123 Cnlumet A Hocla. . . 270
MlchliurRll.il U1H Frunklln UVj
Flint A I'oroM 21 Kaaringo 12 > j
Flint & 1'cro , pfil. . . BJ Onccoln : i2ii
K. C. . tit. J.AC. 1I.7U 12:1 : Mania fo Copper. . . . 18
MUDS. Ccn 17 Tamarack 1C4
Mox.Ccn.com 17 Iloston Land Co. . . . f > W
N. Y. AN. K 3S > J Went Kml Land Co. 10
N. V. AN. Km.7s . . 118H Moll Telephone 210
Old Colony 184 ljunson htcro S
Uutlnnd common. . . : ) > ! Wutor 1'ovrcr. . . . . . . .
Itulland pfil n Connuonwenltli 10
I'lnanelul Isotcs.
CINCINNATI , Juno 0 Clearings , $1451.000.
NEW Our.KANH. La. , Juno 0. Clearings ,
$1,431,740 ; New York exchange rates , Co.
HAI.TIUOHK. Md. Juno 0. CluarliiTs , W.OIO-
230 : bnl.mcos , f 110,705. Money 0 per cont.
I'IIII.ADEI.I'IIIA. I'a. , Juno 0. Clourlngs , 811-
J''H , , j ; balances , Jl.Ui'J.lHi Money , It per cunt.
MKMriliH. Tonn. . Juno 0. Now York exchange
change Hclllnut tl.20. Clo.trlngs , ? 14j,455 ;
balances. * l7i.l'J4. (
HOHTON. Mass. . Juno 0. Clearings. Jl 1.010.-
04U ; ri.te , U > ® 'j per cunt ; call loans , 'J4W per
cent ! prime paper , lie percent.
ST. I.OUI3 , Mo. . Juno C. Oleurlir/s , $1,010.1:11 : ;
balances , tlUU.03) . Monoy.qulot , 5J per cent
Now Yoric oxohiingo , IKlc premium
CniCAno , III. , Juno 0. Money fairly uctlvo
atUJJIS-'iii percent. Hank clearings. ll'J.UJ.l-
HMJ , Nuw York oxciiunuo , llOiilOo premium.
Sterling oxchungo. dull at JI.HTii tor blxty-
day bills and tl.bSJJ for drafts.
STOCKS ANI > 1IONUS.
Tnullni ; lu Stoclts YcHtrrdiiy Was Again
IJndcT tlio Ilaiiiinur.
Nuw YOIIK , Juno a Thastook market today
wiio agnln under tlio namiuur , but thuso trans ,
actions wuro Hi the coulors und grangura only ,
and nmuiu tbo latter only Hurllngton In par
ticular. Among the coalurs , bowuvur , mater
ial losbcs were sustained In Jer oy Central ,
lulavru ) tt Hudson , whllo Itoadliu was com-
puritlruy : ! well hold. When the news that
the untl'opllon bl 1 bail paused the liouso was
received another drlvo was made at the coal
Hhutoi with the cll'uutof driving them down
still further , und tbu oxtiumo los * was DSJ per
cent. Thu whole Use eympiilhlzud In the weak
ness dlspluyoJ by tbu leaders iind notwith
standing the strength dlspluyuil In Now Kns-
land iind u few spcolultios thn ( juotutlons
yielded all uliing the lino.
ThumiirKot o oso.i wuk with most of the
nitUustovkii clojo to the lowest prlou ( if the
duy , Haliroud bonds uliowcd a decided fall-
Ini oir In Interest , and while thuru was no
npuroacli to thu weakness ot the sburoi. tlio
prices were Inclined to drop , oven thoiuli the
lluiti ohuiuuiiHhow homo maturlal deoreuso
'ihu Uuiiulng issues wuio very proinlnent am
( invo co or lu thu untlro Hat ,
Uovfrumunt bonds have Loon dull and
wo ik : utato boniU buvo been entirely neg
lected.
'J lie l'o fluiiuctal writer sayH : The early
tacllcH of thu diy | were Interesting. Homo au
thority who know ihu Bllllnesi of the , average
boardroom ru.isonlng suld tli t tbu report
thutbvcrotary Illulno't reference In h' lotto
of rot nation to thu "eondltlon ot publlu
buHtness In thu llupurtmont nf Stuto" moiin
communication * of Inlaiulblu but omlnou *
chuructur. Wunhlneton dlnputclie * , tboruforc
nro nibbed back und forth , brokers at th
Washington end ct the wltos naturally won
di'rlng whuthar their Wall street fr euiU were
a Ilttlo touched ubout the head or only pro
paring ujuko.
The following uro the closing guotatlon to
the lending stocks on the S'ow York Stoex ox-
clianzo toJnyi
Nn\v York .Money .Market.
Nnw VOIIK , July 0. The elosliic quotations
n bonds :
Sun I'rnnrlscu Ml nine giiotiitloiiH.
MAN PIIANCISCO , O.il. , Juno a The ofBclnl
losliin ( iiiotuUona for nilnlns stocks today
vero as follows :
New York Mliilnc ; Quotations.
NEwYoitic. Juno 0. The following are the
losing mining stock quotations :
tolchcr 16(1 ( Horn silver U.M
lcst& llclchcr HO Mexican 151
Con. Cnl. & Vn S80 Uphlr 270
) cndwood 205 Snvago HO
Curcka Con 150 Sierra Nevada 150
lalo&Norcros 120 Standard 135
loniCBtnko I3.V )
JL1VI3 STOCIC MAKICKT.S.
Vcck Opens \vltli a I.lRht Run and Lower
I'rlccs.
OMAHA , June ft As Is conorixlly the cose on
ilondav receipts of all kinds were light. There
vcro only 48 cars of cattle and 41 of bogs , uud
tot a hoof of either sheep or horses.
Notwithstanding the ratlior limited ofTor-
n'-9 of cattle the market was entirely devoid
ofllfoand prices shaded lower on all but thn
best handy light steers that suited the
vants of the local packers. These sold at
enorally steady prices , fair to iood UJO to
. J < 0 Ib. steers brliiLlnfrom $ .1.4 ] to S.'IUJ.
Kastorn ana continental markets bolni ; ovcr-
uppllcd and lower the shipping and export dc-
miid was dccldoJly limited and medium and
icavy cattle , especially If n little course or
xcy , were slow s.ilo at lower prices ? Fiilrto
oed 1.2JO to 1,503 ib. steers went nt from $ I.7J to
I.12MItuslnoss \VHB very dull but tbo catt'.o
copt moving and at the oloso comparatively
Ittlo desirable stuff remained unsold lu first
muds.
There was no noticeable or rjuot-tblo clmuno
n the market for cows and mixed stock. As
sual tbo olTerlngs were monger and with the
ustomnry good Inquiry from local
langhtcrers It did not take very long to clean
up the suuply , Fair to goud cows and heifers
old from f2..r > 0 to KUO with extreme sales at
rom SiOJ to 83.45. Uulls , oxqii and stags were
ully steady ut from f'i.M to ? .13" , calves were
uncliangcd at 9J.50 to { 1.50 for common to fair
tuff.
The stocker and feeder trndo was nearly no
ratio at nil. Offerings either fresh or stale
roro light nnd the demand oven lighter.
ales were few and far between and generally
t prices from 5c to 15c lower than lust week.
loprosentatlvo sales :
DllESSED BEEF.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. No. Ar. Pr.
13. 897 $140 IS..1112 $ .1 80 20. . 1C GO 8J 00
11..11X15 300 7..1010 360 42..1182 30.5
17..1021 3 CO 07..1201 385 37..120(1 400
11..1230 370 17..1117 385 40..1383 410
10. . 05J B.70 10..1015 303 13..1408 410
3. . 753 375 1..H70 300 14..1310 410
18. . 1125 ! ! 80
82 cornfod , New Mexico 950 375
MIXED.
32..1230 3 05
BIHri'INfl AND EXt'OIlT.
2..1200 350 13..1302 300 20..1412 303
5..1141 350 20..11)01 ) 300 1'.11100 400
31..1055 II 05 18..1100 3 OJ 1..14SO 4 i'J'i
30.1231 3 70
COWS.
8. . 701 203 1. . 810 250 3. . 020 275
2. . 055 200 1. . BOO 2 f > 0 11. . 871 280
1..1070 210 10. . 718 Z 50 3..10.V1 200
1. . 7GO 220 1. . OOJ 200 1. . 030 3 DO
1..1080 225 1..1200 200 3..10J3 300
1. . 020 225 10..1133 200 14..1005 310
0. . 010 240 1..100J 250 0. . 740 325
1. . O.'O 24Q 4. . UN 270 4. . 070 325
5. . 1043 250 13. . UJ8 270 1..1210 225
IIEIFEHS.
1. . 450 225 8. . 601 345 1. , 510 345
1. . 7UO 3 2U 4. . G27 3 45
CALVES.
1. . 00 3 50 2. . 145 4 50
BULLS.
2 .1330 250 1..17JO 200 1..1840 2(0
1..13U4 253 1..2000 205 1..1C20 300
STAGS.
10. . 1345 3 35
TOCKUHS AND FBCDECH3.
1. . 780 275 11. . aSO 315 2..1025 350
1. . 840 275 22. . 840 315 4. . 042 335
1. . 740 3 00 1. . 05) ) 3 15
MILKEHS AND Bl'llINOCHS.
1 springer 130 00
4 springers , ouch 3) 00
4 sprlngurs. oanh 2800
1 cow and calf 22 5 }
lions KocoipU were very light , 3,000 short
of last Monday's ruu , but an iviokurs and
other buyers purchased frnoly last week and
were looklnx for liberal receipts again this
week , they did not betray any undue amount
of anxiety for the hogs and Insisted on buyIng -
Ing tliolr ilrovot ) a goud nickel lower tlmn Sat
urday , Circumstances favored them , as both
hogs and provisions were lower In Chicago ,
and the snipping demand was not active
unotiuh to cut any material flgura oven with
the very light , supply on sale. l < 'ulr to good
hogs , regardless of weight , sold ut f rom 41.40
to $1.45 , with ono prime henry load ut 14.50 , and
Inferior light find mixed stuff down to 84.35.
Whllothuru was little llfo to tbo trutlo about ,
everything changed hunds before noon , the
bulk nt from tt.t ) to $1.45 against .45 to 81.60
Huturduy. The general a Venice of price ? paid
WHS JI.42 against $ l.4S)4 ) Saturday , l.041i lust
Mondny. ' Itcprcscntutivo bales :
No. Av. Bh. i'r.
13 .140 40 $4 30
Q in 4 35
79 108 320 4 U5
& 170 4 35
0 255 40 4 35
7 301 4J 4 35
& 370 4 a >
{ 2 181 HJ 4 35
HI 211 200 4 35
72 IM bO 4 3H !
& 204 4 37li
ft 233 * - 437
8 255 4 4'J
74 2.-J 100 4 4J
7J lEU W ) 4 40
71 30 240 44) )
t'J 205 1U ) 4 4J
115 225 203 4 40
1' . ' : i31 40 4 4'J
70 2 ! 103 4 4il
CH 228 240 4 40
7 240 4 40
3 3IU 4 40
CO 2.-2 10) 44) )
MJ. . . .20J 7JO 4 40
74 2IB 4 4J
74..22ti ICO 4 40
04 , . . . 211 200 4 4J
Cfi 257 100 4 40
Gu Za 240 4 40
71) ) 2il - 4 4U
M -Jtil 230 4 40
18 21/J 6J 4 40
riQS ANO UOUQII
17 1(0 ( 4 00 110 122 IfO 400
HIIEKI- The "hoop pens weru again umnly
ana denlrablu muttons nro oxtroni'ily liur.l to
got hold of , 'l tiuro U no lut-up In the demand
and prices nro uuotubly tlrm. Ouotatloni uro :
Kttlr to good iiatlrui , fl.5uQ > lUUt ( air to good
westerns , < l.50JOUi oouiinon and ktouk
sliuop , ( .1.001(61.26 ; good to ohotco 4JtoUJ-lb.
lamb * , 4.00 < ia60.
Itucnlpt.1 unil Disposition ofHtook.
Odlulal rooolpts nnd dlipo ltlan of BIOOK at
luown by the books of the Union Stock i'arJs
I comunnr for Iho tw6nty-friur hours cndlnjt lit
6 o'clock p. tn. , Juno ( I. IStKt
nrvr.ns. " - " CATTI.B , IIOHS. mikKI *
Omaha Packing
Thot ! . 11 ,
CWllt A t'O
The Cudnhron I.'W 1.W3
on . m , , 220
bhlppcrs and fccdcri.uin sii
I- Totals.'I 'I
I.nst rurclmse * .
Chicago t.lvu Mtock 'Miirkot.
ClIinAOo. 111. . Juno fl. [ Special Telegram to
TIIK IIEE. I Shippers and exporters continue
to show a preference fnr lighter weights of
anod llosh nnd llnMi nnd the hoiivy urndcs of
steers and the roughtsh oliiBscs nro still
very unsaleable property. Trices on such
olTerlnisu > io wo.ik to 1 o lower
nud : the movement moro dinieult. If
possible , th tn nt any time lust week.
Cows , holfcn iind mixed uutehors' slockcrs of
fair llcsh met with brls't demand nnd vnluw
were well up to the eloslnu prloosof last week ,
linn stock was a drug on tlio market , buyers
titrnltis their attention to the fair supply of
Texas ealtlo which tlitiy tiotuht generally nt
Ntoady ] ) t-lces. Sales of steers stoalt rniigo.l
chlclly at from J35J toSI.40. cows and liolfort
nt fn.m (1,73 tojj.23 untl Toxus cattle at * from
$ J.25to $ Ui.-i.
lluyors of the choicest shipping grades of
hojsdo.niiiKlud u conccaslon ( it from 5s to too
fiom thostart. M.niatid Inferior mixed low
formed a In rge proportion ut the supply and
'prices for such were In many cases from lOc to
lou olT. I'rlmo medium and ho.xvy
lots bold at from J1.75 to $1.80 , cholco llcht
sorts nt from * 4.fi5 to M.70 , fnlr to peed mixed
and packuu at from JI.OJ to JI.70 ami Inferior
ll'lht and roiuh packing nt from $1.25 to $1.50.
The tone of the later n-urkot WHS slightly
Improved but nearly li'.uOO ' head were unsold
when the mnrkot closed.
Uccelptsof sheep wcro.r > .000hcful larger than
on Monday lust : < : id nearly that many In ex
cess of the demands of the trade. Of the
12,003 head on silo fully 8.00J were of Inferior
to fair grades of Texas und Mexican stock.
which met with limited demimd and sold
slowly at from 15o to 2.1o decline. The limited
supply of cholco mutton stock sold qulto
readily at steady prices , but the tone of the
general murUut was dccldo.lly weaker. Thin
to fair Texas feeders sold nt from $ .1.110 to $1.75.
grass Texans at from $4.25 to $ I.M ) , fed Texas ,
Mexican and western muttons at from $500 to
" ) . ( U and fair to choice native muttjns at from
. .
Kecetpts were : Cattle , 10,003 : hogs. 49,000 ;
sheep , 1U.O 0 n
CATTLE Receipts. 10,000 ; shipments , 4,000 :
market slow , steady to woaknr ; steers , $4.25 ©
4.53 : fair to good , $3,0034.10 ; stockcrs and
feeders , ! .7al.75 ; Toxiins , $2.5jffli.50. :
Iloos-Kecoluts , 47,000 ; shipment' , 12.500 :
maruct active , lower : rough and common ,
? , ) .r > 'jfoi.25 ' ; mixed nnd puckers. . t.U\t.K \ < :
butchers' wel.'hts , $4.70(34.80 ( ; light , $1.4034 70.
SHEEP Receipts. 0lOJ ) ; shipments , 4.000 ;
market fair , steady on sheep ; lambs , $ . ' .50 ®
0.50.
St. Louis l.lvo Stock -Market.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Juno 6. OATTIE Receipts ,
3.0,0 1 shipments , 200 ; market active , weaker ;
fair tn cholco native steers , $ J.OO4 30 : Texas
and Indian steers , all Kinds , $2.7033.75 ; can-
nlnz srad OP , $2.01 © 2.90.
Hoas Receipts , 3,800 : shipments , 030 ; market
lOo lower : fair to prlmo heavy. $ l.5 ! ) < 34.03 ;
mixed , ordinary to good , $ l.00l,45 ; light , me
dium to best. Jl.40 < 2 > l. & ' .
SHEEP Receipts , 4,500 ; shipments , none ;
trnrkoisto.idy : bulk of receipts feeders for
points In Illinois , n
Kiingns Ulty IJvo Stock Market.
KANSAS OITV. Mo , Juno 0. OATTi.n Re
ceipts , 2,830 ; shipments , 1.2)0 ; ninrkut steady ;
Texans weak ; dressed boot and shipping
steers , 8J..V > 'ti4.10 : Toxnus nnd Indians. S3.0UW
a. 00 ; cowsnnd heifers , $2.25JOO ; .Htockorsnnd
li'odors , $ 'i.7.3.l5.
Hoes Hecolpts. I.DOO ; ( shipments , 4,000rraar- ;
kot quiet and 1015c lower ; all grades , $3.503
4.0J ; hulk. $ : i.40 < a3.ftii.
-KccoiDisr3,490 : snlomcnts , 700j mnr-
Lincoln r.lto Stock.
LINCOLN. Nob. , , Juno ] a [ Special to Tun
Hr.K.1 Receipts of hoxs nt West Lincoln today
wore light , but TouH loads being In at
the opening. Markkt > frbm 5a to lOo lower ,
pricns ranging f rouj tl.b.H to $1.40.
To Oleauso.tho System
Effectually yot' gohtly. when costive or
bilious or.whonvtut ) blood ds itnpuro or slug"
gish , to porma'uontly euro habitual "conntlpa- "
tlou , to awaken th& kidneys and liver to n
healthy activity , without Irritating or weak
ening them , to dispel headaches , colds or
fevers , use Syrup of Figs.
HERE'S A NOVEL DEFENSE.
An Alleged rostonlco Thief explains Ills
Possession of I'ostngo Stamps.
A. E. Gay of Plattsraoutb , accused of
being the man who assisted in the robbery of
the Plattsmoutb postofllcc , was arraigned
yesterday in federal court ana pleaded not
Kullty.
Trfo prosecution claims that it can bo
proved that Gav was seen in Plattsmouth
the cvoniuir of the robbery and that ho loft
on the early morning train very soon after
tbo explosion was hoard at the postofllco.
The evidence is wholly circumstantial. In
company with two otnor men Gny was scon
loitcrlne about Plattsmoutb tbo day before
the robbery. Ho loft soon afterwards and n
few days later was discovered In Umaha trv-
Ing to soil a largo quantity of postage
stamps corresponding in amount and size of
the sheets In which they were found with
the stamps stolen from the Plattsmouth of-
llco.
llco.Tho
The defendant alleges that ho came to
Omaha to engage in the upholstering busi
ness. Ho explains his possession of a largo
quantity of postage stamps in this wise. Ho
bad been corresponding for along tlmo with
his lady love una had sent her a Croat many
stamp * with which to reply. On March 12 ,
prior to tbo 17th of April , the data ot the
Plattsmouth robbery , ho and Uls sweetheart
were married , and then sbo surprised him by
handing back all the postaco stamps that ho
had sent bar during the longcorrespondonce-
Tboso , ho declares , were the stamps ho was
trying to sell In Omaha when he was ar
rested.
K , Juno 15 , ' 03.
Dr. J. U. Moore : Mv Dear Sir I have
been subject to sick boadncho all my life.
Over two years ago I began using "Moore's
Tree of Llfo" for It and never bad a case of
sick boadacho siuco , except when tbu
medicine was at ono end of the road and I at
tbo otbcr. It is worth moro than money tome
mo * I heartily recommend It to all sufferers
of headache. Very truly yours ,
W. B. LILB ,
Pastor First Baptist Chu.ro h.
For sale by all druggists.
QKOitau riai'N's UK.I rn.
Well Known Omaha I'hotonrupher Pound
In the Detroit Itlver.
DETKOIT , Mich. , June SpecialTelegram [
tp Tin ; BEK. ] About tour weeks ago Ucorgo
lioyn , a prominent dealer m photographic
supplies at Omaha 'nnd brother of Emll
Hoyn of Hoyn Bros. , thls city , loft homo for
tbo purpose of obtaining relief from business
worries. Hi * health bud boon seriously im
paired through un attack ol grip. Ho spent
a few days among relatives nud friends In
Detroit and St. ( Jlulr.and then wont to Mil
waukee to visit a sliuer-ln-law.
Two week * ago today Mr. Heyn disap
peared nnd f6r several days nothing was
beard from him. As bis conduct was some
what erratic bis vcjnt..vos became alarmed
and telegraphed all over the country lor news
of hii whoroabon'ts. ' I Shortly after Em !
Hoyn of Detroit received a telegram from tbo
mibslnp man at Buff jq. This stated that ho
wai about to start , again for St. Ulatr. After
that tlmo no further , intelligence was ro
celved concerning biro.
Last night n tolbf rarn , was received in DC
MALIGNANT ABSCESST
/ My little gtrl suffered for three years
/ from a largo Abscess on her hip , the
I result of a fall and dislocation. The
'A Abscess was largo , with els openings ,
, \all of which discharged puss. I was
Induced by friends to glvo her 8. S. S. ,
nnd by the tlmo the fifth bottle was
, finished the Abscess was entirely heal-
1 cd , and the child was well nnd linppyA
I Mrs. J , A. WIEQNEK. \
/ BI.ATINOTON , PA. I
Send for book on the Blood and Skin. I
I SWIFT Srtcipic Co. , ATLANTA , GA./
troll from Amhcrstburg which stntcJ that
ho body of n well ilrossoJ man was taken
rom the river at that point yesterday morn-
ng. When the doscrlritloti was chown to
Ktml Heyn of Detroit ho was nt once over-
vholraod with Rrlof. bcinc convinced that
ho body found was that of his brother , as tbo
cscrlptlon tnlllcu perfectly.
The News in Onmlin.
The news in Onmba yesterday of Ueorgo
loyn'n drowning In the Detroit river and
ho finding of his body lit Amhorslburp ,
ircatod soao excitement , nlthouch
I was supposed that ho hail
not with -somo tragic death , ns
10 hni been missing since Slav 25. Ho was
ast beard of on that date at Buffalo , N. V.
Mr. Hoyn had been nervous nntl despond-
nt for some tlmo past , and on May 23 wont
rom Orrmhn to Milwaukee for special
roattront for his nervous troubles. Whether
r not ho wont to Milwaukee Is nn uncertain-
v , but two days Inter ho was registered at n
iufTnlo botsl. Ills business affairs are in
rood shapo.
Mr. Hoyn was 30 years of ago , n nntlvo of
lanovcr , ( ! onnnn.v'ninl was one of the best
tnown photographer * in the city , having
omo to Omnhn nbout tlftccn years
go Ho came hern from Detroit. Ho was
fory. popular and ruueh ukod by nil who
tnow him. Ho was a member of
ho Ancient Order of tinted Workmen
nil his life was Insured for t'-'O.OOO , which
mount will go to his wlfo ana three chll-
ron. Ho was also vice president ot the
lotropolltaa club. His burial will tnko
> lace Ih Detroit Wednesday. Mrs. Hoyn nnd
lor sister , Mrs. Benedict , who is now bore ,
will leave tonight for Detroit.
Omul OooUlng.
s ono of the chief blessings of every homo.
To always insure good custards , puddings ,
aucos , oto. , use Gall BordcnEiglo" Brand
Condensed Milk. Directions on thn label.
Sold by your grocer and druggist.
NEBRASKA'S BUSINESS MEN.
rograni Arranged for the Third Annual
Meeting of the Association.
Everything is in readiness for the third
nnual convention of the Nebraska Business
ilcn's" association which xvlll bo hold In
Omaha Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday of
ox t week.
Moro than 100 delegates and business men
f the state have ntrcudy applied for
ccommodauor.s and the meeting promises to
10 the largest nnd most successful yet hold
by tbo association. The local wholesale nnd
ctall merchants have arranged to cntortain
ho visiting delegates In a proper manner ,
"ho sessions will bo held at the Chamber of
Commerce , commencing on Monday evening.
) n Tuesday ovonlng the association will at-
end the Manufacturers exposition nt the
Coliseum. Wednesday afternoon the dole-
; atcs will take in the drill at the
air grounds and Wednesday night thnsos >
ion will clcso with n "Home Industry" ban-
[ Uct at tbo now Morccr hotel , Twelfth and
loward , which will bo dedicated by the vis-
tors. Tbo hotel was built of material fur
nished in Omaha and at the banquet Omaha
coeds alone will bo supplied.
Last night the Omaha members mot and
elected delegates.
Dr. Blrnoy's Cutarrn Powilor cure
atarrh. For sale by all druggists. 53 cents
Down Went Oltlccr Illooin.
Police Oflicer Charles Bloom had a mlraou-
ous escape from drowning in Cut OR laka
Sunday afternoon. Ho was ilstnng , and
vhilo pulling in a line his little boat cap-
Ized. Ho was in tbo water nbout an hour
before ho was rescued by a little steamer
living about the inko. Ho says ho went
, wico to the bottom of thirty or forty feet of
valor , and was about to'glvo up all hones of
icing saved when the boat came to his res-
uc. Bloom is watcrsoakcd today.
Indigestion 1 Miserable 1 Take Bedlam's
ills.
" Pure Blood , Perfect Health. " 3
Sick Headache
Symptoms. Is apt to begin In the
morning , on waking fiom n deep sleep *
At first there is nn oppressive feeling In
the lie.ul , which gradually merges into
n severe heavy p.iln In the temples , ful
ness and tenderness in one eye and
extending ncross the forehead , and dis
tressing sickness at tlic stonuch.
Sick headaches are the out
come of biliousness or disor
dered state of the stomach ,
cause great suffering , and often
lead to serious illness.
KSckapoo
Indian Sagwa
promptly removes the causes
of sick headache by cleansing
the system and regulating the
stomach , liver , and bowels.
$1.00 a bottle. All druggists.
Kickapoo Indian Oil
kills pain instantly , as cents.
Union Stock Yards Company
SOUTH OMAHA.
est cntllo. lioz and sboop ninrket In tlio wcat
COMMISSION HOUSES.
CEO. BURKE & FRAZIER
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
THE XEAOEKS.
flMAllAI Write to this house for cor-
. UillAHA | root Market Beporti.
Wood Brothers ,
Eoutb Omaha Telephone 1IY7. - Uhlcago.
J. D. IJADISMAN. I. ,
W. 1C. WOOD. fManagors.
Mnrliot reports by niull anil wlro cliocrf ully
furnished upon application.
THE
Campbell Commission Co.
Chicago , East St. Louis , KuiiBusOlty , South
Umulm. .Sioux Olty. Fort Worth.
A. Crlll , W , V. Oonny. II. V , Tutlmadzo.
CblcsKO. HOB Ijalosinan. I'attlo cjatuiinaa
Grill , Denny & Company ;
Uve Btoclc Commission. Iloom V7 lixehauze UU' .
Houlb Omulio.
A. D. Boyer &Company ,
A8 and 60 Kxolmnpo Ilulldliu.Bouth Oinivhi.
Corresuondonco solicited nnd promptly nniwerjl.
bpeelal attuntlon to orders for utoukur * A tuouers.
Udabllsbcd , 1881. . . . Ineoriioratod , I8W
Capital fully paid , IW.WJ.
Waggoner Birney Company ,
Write ur wlro us lor prompt and rollablo uiarkot
reports.
Perry Brothers & Company ,
Mvo Stock CommUslon.
Hoora 51 ExolmiiBP Ilullillii/ . South Omaha.
Telephone 17J7.
Qassmanoj Dudley , M. E. Hegarty k Oo. ,
Ilooms CO nntl l. Ex- Iloom 31 Exounjo
ohunfo llulldlnic.
South Omuhs , - Neb South Omaha , - Neb
SOUTH OMAHA BANKS.
Union Stock Yard National
The only bank at ttie yards. Capital and sur
plus. rMU.uuO. Collections growing out of Ibu lire
ituckbuilaotssbould be sent Olr ct to this bank.
blilpp r > can deposit ( or crulltoltbulr liuwa baok
nlmr vurlucal d.
OMAHA
rcrs' and Joilors' Jir
AROH1TEO1S AND
.n , DUMH.
* . ? ' ° " ! ltul".lbronlrnclor' fo' H Wnrt' of
KM
bulldlmi. pln tnrlnv imlntlnireta , win rcrclrct n
copr of ( lIcnirK nrrtillecto nnd builders directory
rrre.br * endln Iliplrnnmc. l.uMneM nnd locu
tion In Ihopubllther. J 11. ( llcnn , IIJs. Uthst
KOR8E-OQESHQE03 ,
110J Howard BtroJt.
Fattory oornur llth and Douzlnutrosti. .
Wt ro maMna cloje prlnos to oaiti b-iyof ) . ana ar *
Belling a cln i of cool ) which l < Tory : > !
hauti.
STEVEN CREEDOH.
InnufRcturcr'i ncont. Icnn inipplyyon wlthoTcry-
tlilnv In shoe * . IUOM'S.TI nmsn'B nnd chlld'ii at low -
out factory prices nnd dlrroiints , I , most styles.
KUI I'nrnnm Street , llotm Ifi.
IRrUNDALl , JOHES & AMERICAN HAND SEW
CO. , ED SHOE CO.
VholcFnlo .Mfrn. Auoiils Hoots , Mioe * . rubbers
llo lon llnbbrr SllocL'o. felt Knodi. KW-J , 131
110' . ' , 11UI. llUJIIurnuy-iil llivrnoy-st.
BUEWERS.
JOS , CCHLITZ DREW-
IHO CO.
Office , 8.9th and I.oavcn-
wnrlliBts. Omaha.
John Itarhovtir. Ant.
CONFECTIONERY.
VOEQELE&DIHHIHQ
Mfru Comfcctloncri and
jobbers of foreign and
domoatlo frulu , 1110
Ilo ward > t.
J. H. DUNN.
Contrnctors nnd nub contrnrtors for nil kinds of
building , plastering , painting etc. , will receive it
copy of GU'nn's architects and builders directory
free , by ccndlnRtliclr name , business nnd loca
tion , to tbo publtibcr. J. II. Glenn. 113 S. IStli
Street.
FURNITURE
OMAHA UPKQLSTtR-
BEEDE&RUHYAH FURNITURE
IHD GO.
NITURE CO ,
,
Upbol stored furniture
1302-1 : < Nlcholm si Oraoo and Thirteenth
Wbolssnlo only. streets.
GROCERIES. | DRUGS , Eta.
D. M. STEELE&CD. , BLAKE , BRUCE & . CO. ,
1201-1201 Jonoi street , lOtb nnd Harney street * ,
Omaha. Umab *
WOODEN SIDEWALK RESOLUTION
CONSTRUCTION.
Council ChunibcrOmahii. Nob. April 12.1802.
Ilo It resolved bv the city council of the
olty of Oniahn , the mayor conunrrlnit :
That wooden Rldowall > B bo constructed In
the city of Umahit as designated bulow within
live days a'tor the publluiitlon of this resolu
tion or the perfonnl sorvlco thereof , as by
ordinance is iiuthorUcd nnd rc < ] iilred ; such
sidewalks to bo laid to the resent urado on
the streets speulded heroin and to to con
structed of plno plnnlc of such wldtli and
thickness und bo laid upon joists of such
dimensions and In such ninnnor ai Is pro
scribed by the specifications on fllo In the
olllco of the Hoard of I'nbllc Works und under
Its supervision , to wit :
North slclo of California street , tax lot , block
21 , sootlon Ki-l.VlU. 0 fcot wldo.
North sldu of California street , tax lot , block
22 , section 1U-1S-11I , 0 fcot wldo.
WoktHldo of Thlrty-tnlrd strcot , lots 1 to 21
Incluslvo. block 12 , Omaha View , 4 foct wide.
And bo It further resolved :
That the lioiird of I'ubllo Works bo nnd
hereby Is authorlzod and dlrnctod to cause a
CODV ot this resolution to bo published In the
olllclul paper of the city for ouo ATUOH or bo
served on tlio owners of said Ion. und nnloss
Hiiuh owners sliall within 11 vu days after tlio
publication or sorvlco of such copy construct
said blduwnlk * as herein required that the
Hoard of I'nbllo Works caiifco tbo sumo to be
done , the cost of constructing suld sidewalks
rcspootivflly to bo ussositud iiBulnst the rual
estate , lot or part of lot In front of and abut-
tlnnsneli sldownlks.
April 18 , IBOA
I'rcsldont ot tbo Council.
Attest : JO''NO ' OVF1v0crk. ? ,
ApprovoJ : OEO. 1' .
NOTICE TC OON8THUCT BIDBWAlcH'
To the ownorH of the lots , parts of lots und
rual estate described In the ubovo rosolu-
You'nnd cacti of you nro hereby notified to
construct wooden sldowulks us roiiulrod by a
resolution of the city council and mayor of
the city of Omuba , " ' . . . . . . a
. .j
1/1 Clialrmiin Hoard of I'ubllo WurKH.
Omaha , Neb , Juno . 181) . ' . _ J'l7t '
WOODUN SIDEWALK RESOLUTION
CONSTRUCTION.
Council Chamber. Omaha' , Nob. . Mnv If ) . JfiO ? .
Ho It resolved by tlio cltycounoll of the city
of Omaha , tlio mayor vuiieurrliitc
That wooilcn suluwalKs bo conslructod In
the city of Omulia in dcsl nat d below , wltli-
In flvu diiyx utter the iiuulluatlon of this roHo-
lutlon , or the porsonul uorvlco thereof , IIH by
ordinance IH authorized und required !
such sldowalksto bo laid to tlio crude on tlio
streets sjecllled | herein and to bo constructed
of plno plnnlc of Much width and Ihlcknuxs
and bo laid upon joints of snub dimensions
und In suuh mannoruH Is proscribed by the
dpoelllcat onn on Illo lu the olllcu of the lloard
of 1'ubllu Works , uud under Its supervision ,
to wit :
West side nf 33d strcot , south 16 foot lot 3 ,
block 1,1'ortliind 1'luee , 0 foot wldu , present
gr.tdu.
North side of Ilrowno struct , lots II und 12 ,
block 2 , llaxoaorn'i audition,0 feel wldo , tem
porary cradu.
KiiBtHldolbth street , lots IS to 2) Inclusive ,
block 2 , UuKodorn'a addition , G/oet wide , tem
porary ( 'ratio.
IvistsldolBth street , lot * 12 to 23 Inclusive ,
block U. HuKudorn'r addition , 0 feet wldo , tem
po r.iry snulu.
Houth sldu Mason strcot. lot 2. blook 12 ,
Kouutzo li Itutli's addition , 0 fuut wldo , proj-
onturade.
And bolt further resolved ! . , ,
That the Hoard of I'ubllo Works bo nnd hereby -
by Is authorised and directed to ouuso a cany
of tbls rosolutlon to bo published In the of-
llolalpayorof the city for ono weok. or bo
served on the OWUOM of Hiild lots , und milei. *
vuch owuurv shall nlthlu tlva duyy after th
| GRAIN. / J
8 , A MO WHORTER ,
118 nd of Trade Hrokef
In grain , clo. rrltdls
wlrolo N. T. , Chicago
and St Louts.
I
UAUDWAUE ?
RtOTQR & WILHELMY LOOEOK&LINN.
CO. , I > a1crs' hardware anil
Corner lOtu and Jackion mechanics' tools.
atrecti. llOt Douglas Street
AC. RAYMER ,
Iliilldorn' llnMnnro and
rontraptorn' HuppllcK.
ti fouth Hltli meet. , _ > -
LUMBER
CHAS.R. ' IEE , JQHMA. WAXEFIEID
Itanltrood I'umbor , wool
oarpott nnd ptrqu k Imporlol.\morlo\n I'urk
HootlllK , Irvnlcomant , Mllwauku
hydraulic content nil
Bth anil Uounlai. ljulncy wlilto II.DO ,
LIQUORS.
HER & GO , , FRIDX&
Ltanor morolmnu. 1111
lUrnc > r-it. Mfri. Kan
nody'i Kait Ir.dla Ult Wholesale Knrnumit.'f Ilijunr doaUrf
ten. 1UOI Knrnum-it.
MILLINERY
J.OBRFElOER&nOM
Importers uud Jobbcrtol
millinery , tiotlans.Mall
orders prompt. SOS-1J3.
lltli at.
MUSICAL.
A. HOSPE , JR. , THE MEINBERO CO. ,
Pianos oruani. artlnti IK'.V. ictl , St. Piano * ,
materials , cto. 1518 music nnil musical In-
loulai at. itrumeuts of all kind *
W. E. RIDDELL RIDDELl A. CO. ,
( Established 1835. )
Wbolsnlo butter & ens * Butler , cbceo , ezm
lluyn and sells for vegetables , frullspoul
try
cash. 113 H.lltu-st.
STOVE REPAinS.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIB
WORKS ,
Htovo repairs and wst f
atlicliniunU ( or any
Mad of flora oiada.
l.W Douglas.
SASH. I TOYS.
M.A. DISBROW&OO. H. HARDY' '
, Toys , dolls , a 1 burnt ,
Uanufacturcrs of saib fimoy goods. nouBufur
doors , blinds and uliuluic ijoods. ohllj
mouldings , llrnncn of dren's carriages. UK
fice , 19lb and Izard Bti. Varnnm Htruot.
publication or service of such copy construct
Raid sldunalks as huruln required , that the
Hoard ofl'ublaVor.8 ! CHUSO tbu simo : to bo
done , thu cost of constructing said sldowalks
respectively to bo ussossod against tbo real
estate , lotor part of lot In front of una abut
ting such sidewalks.
I'asscd , May 10. 1SU2. _
I'riTslrinnlof thn Council.
Attest : JOHN GKOVKS.
City Cleric.
Approved : OEO. I' . nn.MIH ,
Mayor.
NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT HIDEWALKB.
To the owners of the lots , parts of lots and
real estate dosoilbod In the above rosolu-
You'and each of you are hereby notified to
construct wooden sidewalks as required by
u r&soiullon of the city council an1 mayor ot
the olty of Omaha , of which tbu above Is u
C ° Py' Chulrman'Hoard of I'ubllo'AVorks.
Omaha. Nub. . Junu 4. 1883. J4d7t
WOODEN SIDEWALK RESOLUTION
CONSTRUCTION ,
Council Ohambor , Omaha. Neb .March t\l69 ? .
Ho It lusolvud by the ( illy council of thu city
of Onialia , the mayor cotiourrlng :
That wooden Hl.luwalks bo i-imstructod In
the city of Omaha as designated bulow ,
within five days after thu publication ot this
resolution , or tlio purson.il sorvlco thereof , as
by ordinance ! is authorized und required :
Hiichsldonulks to bo laid to tlio picsont gnulo
on the slroots specified herein , nnd Ui bo con-
Hiruolod of plno plunk of Huch wldtli and
thickness nud bo laid upon JolslH of suoh
dlmonsloiiB and In Biioh mannur ns Is pro-
Horibocl by tlio spoolfloatlons on fllo In tlio
olllco of tlio Ho ru of I'ubllo Works and under
it supervision , to wit : , , jf '
Koiith sldo ( if I'uul strcot , lot 7. block 1 , H6P
iMioli'H third ii'ldltlon. Ofuut wldo.
West sldo of Twonty-tblrd Hlr.'ot , lots J , 0
and 10 , block 17 . olty addition. 0 fuot wldo.
t'outh H'.HU of Nicholas street , lots I , 2 and 3.
block ID. ! } , ulty addition , 0 foot wldu.
Kail Hidu of Twenty-second Htreot , lot & ,
blook ID.'ili. elty addition , 0 foot wldo.
And bolt further resolved :
That the Hoard of I'ubllo Works bo and
hereby In authorised and directed to cauto it
copy of this resolution lo bo published lu tha
olliclal pupnrof the city for one nuok , or bu
served on tbu owiibro of uald lota , nnd unlom
. suuli ownorHsh ill within IIvo days after the
I publication or sorvlco of such copy cunxlrilut
I Maid Hlduwalks IIH huruln ruiintred. thut the
i Hoard of I'ubllo Works came the mime to iin
, done , the cost of construuilir ; s.ill sldowiilks
< respoctlvoly to bo nmesiud iigulnvt the real
estate , lot or purl of lot In front of und abut-
' fllduwulks.
i >
l'ro lil nt of thi ) Council.
Attest , JOHN ouovmiorifi
Approved ! OEO. I' . IIEMIH.iMuyor
iMuyor *
NOTICE TO CONSTUIIOT HIDEWAMfH.
To thoOwnoriof the lots , | mrl of lots and
roul uktuto dutor.bud In tbu nbovo rouolu-
Ynu'nnd o loh ( if you uro hereby notified to
conbtruot woodun itldowulUK as ruiiulroJ by ij
rusolutlonof the olty couiirll and mayor of
the , city of Omahayf . ' rijfUi'lfw ! * *
1'
Chairman Ilo ird of i'uullo Work ; .
Onmhu , NuU..Juno ( , lb i
I'M * VL
f r ilio blixtj. * ro IIAIV ail tlf tcfusl | !
lid * bout inrdlcineknonufor tulyuK'Z
latin , contilualluu , djiMiwU. foul *
tiealli. hculurlubtirll.uru , lou ut
e.i tile , inriiKI dt | iMulon , | laful 6
, - - ioiiauili'TenrdliM.uere > ultmilruui * .
'Impure ' Mooor craJlui by luanUjuuu.il. liver or lu-f . \
' K lUics to l rtciriu llitlr pruir functloiu. I'cnoui * Cr '
y irUeii to orrtlng sm brncbted by Ukluy cm ndcr J "
luu.Ii me l. 1'ilcf by niall , I rrow , * l uuui > Ielir , f
I llllMNS CIIKMfUAI , ( iO10trucgbt..h'ow York. !
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